Sentence examples for seemingly feature from inspiring English sources
Apple's got a stage, they've got some (seemingly feature complete) new software, the whole thing just makes sense.
Although most forms of experience seemingly feature succession and persistence – even the most primitive forms if James was correct in characterizing infant consciousness as a 'blooming, buzzing confusion' – it is not easy to understand how any form of experience can have such features.
It's not just that the last year's Super Bowl seemingly featured two variations of his "Air Raid" offenses.
This seemingly small feature significantly impacts many performance characteristics of these systems, including cost, speed, and boarding and alighting accidents.
For decades the "population explosion" ranked with the Bomb as a terrifying and seemingly permanent feature of modern history.
The needed credible commitment then comes not as a trick, but as a seemingly irrevocable feature of the world that must be navigated.
The excitement around that seemingly mundane feature stems from a deep resentment among gamers toward the Xbox One's groundbreaking approach to product ownership and rights.
The company's latest blunder stems from a seemingly innocuous feature it rolls out to its users shortly before Christmas every year, called the Year in Review.
In it, he praised Eberty, whom he called "an original and ingenious person," for questioning the received understanding of time — for grasping, as Einstein had done with relativity, that a seemingly stable feature of reality was neither unidirectional nor absolute.
On Tuesday, Fox will roll out a redesigned Facebook page using seemingly every feature that the site offers: discussion boards, a wall for users' comments, reviews, polls and photo submissions.
In it, he praised Eberty, whom he called "an original and ingenious person," for questioning the received understanding of time for grasping, as Einstein had done with relativity, that a seemingly stable feature of reality was neither unidirectional nor absolute.
